It makes sense to set such a high bar for changes to the national charter: the constitution would not constitute if it could be altered willy-nilly by any old political majority.
First, humanists from Brunetto onward recognized that the Classical (pagan) direction of humanism necessarily constituted, if not a challenge to Christianity, at least a breach in the previous totality of Christian devotion.
We can calculate each state's appropriate seat breakdown — in other words, how a Congressional delegation would be constituted if its districts were not contorted to protect a political party or an incumbent.
Another source of measurement non-equivalence is constituted if response styles vary by culture.
We recall that the DM Agent comprises algorithms and the DSS Agent is constituted of if-Then rules.
Would it help if Mr. Stella paid more playful attention to the less obvious dimensions of what conventionally constitutes good, if not inventive, sculpture?
Workplace speech or behaviour generally constitutes harassment if it is "severe or pervasive" enough to create a "hostile or abusive" work environment.
All young healthcare professionals, irrespective of whether they eventually undertake research themselves, need to know how to understand what really constitutes "evidence" if they are to practice their profession, to the highest standards, in an ever-changing world.
But there's the catch: What constitutes "illiquid?" If someone would buy that portfolio today for $20 million, isn't that liquid?
Both techs insist no deception was intended, but Judge Bartle in federal court declared that "the insertion of frames constitutes flagrant, if not fraudulent or criminal, behavior".
